Log and check your glucose diary from Claude, ChatGPT or another AI
Connect your own AI assistant to GlucoBeat. Tell it “I just measured 120”, “I ran 8 km” or “I just had avocado toast for breakfast” and it's logged in your diary. And ask it about your data whenever you like.
How to turn it on
Just once, with nothing to turn on beforehand: you give permission when you connect it. After that, you only need to write to it.
In Claude
Connector directory- 1
Search for GlucoBeat
Open claude.ai/customize/connectors, go to the connector directory and search for GlucoBeat.
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Tap “Connect”
It's in Claude's connector directory: there's no address to copy.
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Sign in and tap “Allow”
GlucoBeat opens so you can sign in and see what it will be able to do. The first time the button is “Turn on and allow”: that click gives your consent, with the text in view.
In ChatGPT and others
Custom MCP connector- 1
Copy the address
It's the same for everyone.
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Add it as an MCP server
In ChatGPT, open chatgpt.com/plugins, tap “Add” at the top right and choose “Add custom MCP server”; depending on your plan, it may ask you to turn on developer mode first. That link is ChatGPT's: other AIs will have something similar.
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Sign in and tap “Allow”
Just like in Claude: you sign in with your GlucoBeat account and, the first time, tap “Turn on and allow”.
Your own bot, for example with n8n? It connects with the same address and a personal token.
Claude's and ChatGPT's screens change often and what they offer depends on your plan with them. If something doesn't match, look for “connectors” in their settings.
That's it: write to it the way you talk.
It logs it at the time you ate, not the time you wrote.
You · 14:10I had a chicken salad an hour ago
How you use it
Write to it as you'd tell someone. To log, a sentence; to check, a question. Your assistant understands it and GlucoBeat saves it or looks it up in your diary.
Log
One sentence and it's in your diary, with its time.
YouI just measured 120
YouI ran 8 km in 45 minutes
YouI had chickpeas with spinach
YouI just woke up
Ask
It tells you what happened in your data, with how many times and between which values.
YouHow was my week?
Over the last 7 days you were in your range 74% of the time, with an average of 138 mg/dL. Afternoons were the stretch with the most time above it.
- in your range
- 74%
- average, mg/dL
- 138
- daily average
- 121–156
- readings
- 2,016
YouHow do lentils usually go for me?
In your data, after lentils (6 times) the rise was 35 to 60 mg/dL, median 45, and you were back to your level in about 2 hours.
- median, mg/dL
- +45
- range of the rise
- 35–60
- times
- 6
- confidence
- Medium
YouWhat happened after my run yesterday?
You ran from 18:15 to 19:00. You started at 162 mg/dL and in the next 2 hours the lowest was 104, at 19:40. It's a single time: what happened yesterday, not a rule.
- at the start
- 162
- lowest, 19:40
- 104
- change, mg/dL
- −58
YouDid I log breakfast?
Yes. You have a meal logged this morning and nothing else since:
Meal · Today, 8:20Toast with tomato and milky coffeeWhat happened in your data: not a prediction or medical advice.Examples with sample data: they aren't anyone's data.
What it can do and what it costs
Logging: always free. Seeing the last 3 days: always free. Full queries (your whole history and your statistics): 10 free days to use whenever you like, and unlimited with Premium.
| Free | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Logging from your assistant | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Seeing the last 3 days | Included | Included |
| Full queries | 10 free days | Unlimited |
A day of full queries is a day on which you ask for more than the last 3 days, or for statistics: one question or twenty, it counts as one. You can see how many you have left in Connections, and your assistant tells you when few are left.
It doesn't use your GlucoBeat AI allowance: the AI is your assistant's.
What is this MCP thing
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to other apps with your permission, like a common plug.
GlucoBeat offers an MCP connector: your assistant can use a few tools (log a meal, see your readings…) only when you ask it to.
Your assistant understands the sentence; GlucoBeat receives the request already structured (what to log and when), so we don't use any AI of our own.
With your own bot
If you build your own bot (with n8n or another tool that speaks MCP), it connects with the same address and a personal token instead of signing in with your account.
Your connector address
https://mcp.glucobeat.com
- In Settings → Connections → AI assistant, create a personal token: tapping “Agree and create token” gives your consent, with the text in view.
- In your tool, add an MCP client with the address and the “Authorization: Bearer” header with the token.
- Connect it to your channel, for example a messaging bot you build yourself.
- That token is yours alone: if you lose it, disconnect it in Connections and create another one.
Privacy and limits
- It only connects if you allow it, with your explicit consent in that same click, and it only receives what you ask for from your assistant.
- Your assistant belongs to another company (Anthropic, OpenAI…): what you ask it is handled under its own terms and your account settings there.
- You can always see which assistants are connected and what they used, and disconnect them whenever you want.
- GlucoBeat doesn't review what your assistant answers and isn't a medical device: it gives no doses or diagnoses.
Frequently asked questions
Does it cost anything?
Logging is free and unlimited on every plan, and so is seeing the last 3 days. Full queries (your whole history and your statistics) have 10 free days on the Free plan and are unlimited on Premium.
Does it use my GlucoBeat AI allowance?
No. The AI is your assistant's: GlucoBeat only receives requests that are already structured and saves them or answers with your data. Your GlucoBeat AI analyses stay as they are.
Which assistants does it work with?
With Claude, where it's in the connector directory; with ChatGPT, as a custom connector; and with any MCP-compatible client. What you can connect in each depends on your plan with them.
Can it delete or change my data?
It can log what you tell it and, if you ask, delete what was logged by hand or from an assistant. It can't touch your sensor readings or your account.
Is my data used to train an AI?
GlucoBeat doesn't train any AI with your data. What you ask your assistant is handled by its company under its terms and your account settings there: check them if you don't want it to use your conversations.
Can it tell me how much insulin to take?
No. GlucoBeat isn't a medical device: the connector logs what you tell it and reports what happened in your data. For doses and treatment, your healthcare team.
Does it work with WhatsApp?
GlucoBeat doesn't have a WhatsApp number. If you build your own bot (for example, with n8n) and connect it with a personal token, you can log from there; each messaging platform's rules for AI bots are set by its company and may change.
How do I turn it off?
In Settings → Connections → AI assistant: you can disconnect each assistant or turn it all off. What it already logged stays in your diary.
Your diary, where you already write
Connect it in a minute and start logging from your assistant.
Connect itGlucoBeat is a personal diary, not a medical device. Claude is a trademark of Anthropic and ChatGPT of OpenAI; GlucoBeat isn't affiliated with either.